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"Lions and Tigers and Bears...OH! MY!" - Trip Advisor
"The is the place to see in Eureka springs" - Trip Advisor
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"Be sure to stay here and hear the lions roar" - Trip Advisor
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Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, a USDA licensed refuge for Big Cats, is a short 7 miles from the historic tourist town of Eureka Spring, AR, on scenic highway 23.
Turning into the main driveway, our visitors are treated to a breath-taking view of the gorgeous Ozark Mountains on one side and a view of our beautiful event field on the other.
The drive itself feeds into our large parking area, from which visitors then enter our main Gift Shop/Reception area - a large converted barn, newly redecorated inside and out and having a large selection of gift items for all ages.
Our staff checks visitors in, briefly explains our mission, and directs guests to our main compound area where they will be treated to an up-close view of a variety of our beautiful Big Cats and other animals.
Lions, and tigers, and bears (oh my!), in addition to several of our beautiful cougars, are in the main compound area where visitors are as close as five feet away from these magnificent creatures. Each animal has its story/history plaque on the front of its cage for this self-guided tour, with visitors taking as long as they like to enjoy 'meeting' them.
Picnic tables and benches are in full view of the animals, making Turpentine Creek a fun adventure for individuals, couples, and families alike.
Turpentine Creek is open every day of the year except Christmas. The self-guided area is open from 9 AM - 6 PM in the summer months and 9 AM - 5 PM in the winter months. Guided tours run every hour on the hour from 11AM - 3PM with feeding time at 4PM in the winter months and 11AM - 4PM with feeding time at 5PM in the summer months.
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Turpentine Creek's goal is for every visitor to learn more about the plight of big cats in the U.S. A visit to our Education Station will ensure everyone leaves with a better understanding of the refuge's mission. Many visual displays outline the physiology of big cats. Our "Touch and Feel" center lets you get hands on with cat fur, whiskers, toys, and more. A medical display educates you on several common ailments the refuge encounters including ingrown claws to abscessed teeth. On display are an actual tiger claw and cougar canine (removed for medical purposes). Browse through our "In the News" section as you watch our official TCWR video. A trip to the Education Station completes your experience at one of the largest big cat refuges in the world.
Feeding time at Turpentine Creek is an event not to be missed. Every day, the hard-working interns prepare and feed over 1000 pounds of meat! While viewing feeding time, visitors can experience the true power of these big cats; hear the low growl of the tigers, high pitched screams of the cougars, and caroling of the lions. Our cats are fed once a day, in the evening, in order to simulate their natural instincts to hunt during the evening and overnight. All guests visiting the refuge at any time during the day are encouraged to either stay or come back (free of charge) to witness this truly amazing event. Feeding times range from 4 p.m. (in the winter) to 5 p.m. (in the summer), but it is best to call ahead to ensure you do not miss any of the excitement.
Starting at 11 a.m. each day, Turpentine Creek offers a guided tour of our natural habitats. Over half of our animals reside in these large enclosures. The goal of the refuge is to house every animal in a habitat on our 459 acres. The half mile walking tour is guided by one of our biologist or zoologist interns. The intern educates the public about the refuge, the different species of animals, and each enclosure. Information is provided about rescues, construction, and donations in order to keep the facility expanding. This is a great opportunity to watch the big cats running, playing, and stalking just like they would in the wild. The tours run every hour, on the hour, from 11 a.m. until one hour before feeding time.
One of Turpentine Creek's most important missions is education. The more informed the public is about big cats, the more likely they are to understand the importance of the refuge. Keeper Talks are designed to give the public an up close and personal look into the big cat world. The topics vary from specific information on our different species to general information on all big cats and the refuge. Keeper Talks are 20 minute presentations conducted by our biologists and zoologists in our main compound. Personal interaction with our educated staff make it easy for all your questions to be answered. The talks are only on the weekends, Saturdays 10:40 a.m. and 2:40 p.m. and Sundays 10:40 a.m.


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Operation SOLACE resulted in a total of 135 supervised sex offenders being contacted to ensure compliance and four arrests for parole, probation and lifetime supervision violations. Searches conducted resulted in the seizure of alcohol, pornography, marijuana, a tablet computer, and a cell phone.

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Flashbacks from late 2012 inspired readers' reflections about last-minute holiday shopping; the new book "Lost Orlando"; retired journalist Jean Yothers, who recently celebrated a birthday; and Orlando's Marks Street school.
Attack of the Ronnie's sundae
"I used to be a last-minute shopping guy. Also, my wife and I used to shop at Jordan Marsh and the other stores in Colonial Plaza. Ronnie's, with those towering sundae treats, was a favorite stop after the prom. I was there when one sundae toppled into my date's lap. Others at the table got a hearty laugh, but I had to try to keep a straight face!"
Warren and Jeanne Chase, Orlando
Note: The menu for Ronnie's (1956-1995) in the old Colonial Plaza featured a full page of sundaes with names such as the Rollins Special (hot fudge and vanilla ice cream, served in a cream-puff shell), the Pinecastle (crushed pineapple and marshmallow on vanilla ice cream), and the Route 50 (nuts and marshmallow on chocolate ice cream).
But the one that topped them all was "The Mogambo Extravaganza"— which, the menu advised, "should only be served to two or more people. If you are alone, hesitate to order it." The Mogambo featured seven flavors of ice cream and sherbet on pound cake, with five different toppings, banana, whipped cream and a cherry.
'Lost' downtown
"I remember when Orlando's Orange Avenue downtown had Woolworth's and McCrory's stores, as well as a J.C. Penney's and a Cadillac dealership (it's a paint store now). I saved my money from my part-time job as a grocery-store bag boy to buy albums — vinyl albums — at Southern Music, also on South Orange.
McCrory's lunch counter had the best cheeseburger, French fries and Coke — they served the Coke in a real Coca-Cola glass.
To me, the most disturbing thing about the 'new' downtown Orlando is the absence of a bookstore."
Wes Pierce, Orlando
Jean Yothers' special style
"I enjoyed your column on Jean Yothers. I worked with her in the Sentinel newsroom in the early to mid-1970s. One of my favorite Yothers columns involved Jean's account of a dog that answered the telephone. At least, the dog would knock the receiver off and bark.
Jean's next mention of the family who lived with the dog lamented that their phone number had to be changed because of the many calls from Jean's readers who wanted to hear the dog. Gotta admit, I was one of them."
Dennis Beal, Washington, D.C.
"I always laughed at Jean referring, in her column, to her mother as 'Ada B.,' as in Bumby, and the Municipal Auditorium as 'Muny Aud.' "
Molly McElroy, Orlando
"I worked with Jean in the Sentinel's Women's Department in the early 1970s. She was such a hoot. Last week another co-worker, Maxine Bowers, and I ate "al fresco" in honor of Jean. She always loved that word."
Carolyn Gardner, Orlando
Marks Street memories, reunion
"Your article about Orlando's Marks Street School brought back memories. I attended the school for all six grades from 1938 to 1944. My parents lived on Marks Street, and I walked to school every day.
My mother, Roberta Kimble, used to be a substitute teacher. Later, she went back to full-time teaching and retired in 1977 from Blankner Elementary.
In your article, you never mentioned the principal, Mrs. Ethel Conwright, who was, as far as I know, the only principal the school ever had in its 40-year existence."
Elvin A. Kimble, Apopka
Note: Frank Alexander and Mary Carlisle report a good response to their idea of a Marks Street reunion; the date has not been chosen. "We've been trying to keep on top of everything in order to keep the information organized," they write.
Write them at Marks 2013 Reunion, P.O. Box 607418, Orlando, FL 32806. Or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com, Mary Carlisle at email@example.com, or Frank Alexander at firstname.lastname@example.com. Frank can also be reached at 407-299-9284 (a business number) or 407-491-1771. Call Mary at 407-761-5382.
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Shirlene M. BollesJanuary 09,2013
Shirlene M. BollesShirlene M. Bolles
EAST BARRE Shirlene M. Bolles, 73, of Garden Street, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013, at the Rowan Court Health and Rehabilitation Center in Barre.
Born on July 25, 1939, in Orange, she was the daughter of Clyde H. and Fayra L. (Clement) Elmer.
She attended the Clement School and Wilson School in Orange, and the Orange Center School. In 1958, she graduated from Spaulding High School in Barre.
On Dec. 10, 1960, Shirlene married Leland Lee Bolles in the Hedding United Methodist Church in Barre. Following their marriage, they made their home in Bradford and Trow Hill in Barre Town, before moving to their present home in 1969 in East Barre.
As a homemaker, her home and family were most important to her. In earlier years, she had worked as a nurses aide at the Zanleoni Nursing Home in Barre, as a cafeteria worker at the Barre City Hospital, at the Barre Town Elementary and Middle School in Websterville, and at the former Whimsicality business in East Barre as a mail clerk.
Shirlene was an active member of the East Barre Congregational Church where she served on the Board of Education, the Board of Deacons and Deaconesses, and the Ladies Auxiliary and sang in the church choir. She was also a member of the Green Hills Homemakers Club and, during her high school years, the Orange Grange.
She enjoyed reading, playing cards, camping, bowling and Sunday drives with her family. Shirlene took pleasure in spending time with her family and good friends, especially Sunday visits with her mom and dad for spaghetti dinner and apple pie.
Survivors include her husband, Leland Bolles, of East Barre; three daughters, Linda Otis and her husband, Marcel, of Barre, Laura Badger and her husband, Peter, of Washington, and Cheryl Joslin and her husband, Erik, of Warren; five grandchildren, Richard Otis, Mercedes Bolles-Joslin, Dakotah Badger, Halle Joslin and Eva Joslin; a great-granddaughter, Alexis; a sister, Marilyn Massie, and her husband, Jim, of Barre; two brothers, Ronald Elmer and his wife, Cecile, of Orange, and Melvin Elmer and his wife, Kristy, of Florida; several nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents, two granddaughters, Brooke Badger and April Otis, and a great-grandson, Hunter Potvin, predeceased her.
Her service of remembrance will be held on Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, at 2 p.m. in the East Barre Congregational Church. There are no calling hours.
Contributions in her memory may be made to the East Barre Congregational Church, c/o Brenda Carpenter, P.O. Box 246, East Barre, VT 05649.
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North Georgia runs win-streak up to eight games
DAHLONEGA, GA - North Georgia College & State University hit the road and kept pace in the league wednesday evening, capturing a 3-2 nine-inning thriller in the opener, and breaking out the bats in the nightcap to blank Lander University 11-0 and sweep a doubleheader in Peach Belt Conference action. With the game one win, head coach Mike Davenport picked up his 300th win in just his eighth season with the Saints.
In the opener, North Georgia and Lander University found themselves tied 2-2 heading to the ninth inning, but freshman Kim Stercey put an end to six straight scoreless frames with her first collegiate home run, a blast clearing the left field fence and giving the Saints a 3-2 win.
Sarah Phillips (13-3) earned the victory on the mound as she struck out 13, walked one and allowed two earned runs on four hits in the complete nine innings.
Lander's Austin Murray (3-14) suffered the loss as she struck out five, walked two and allowed three runs (two earned) on six hits in 8.1 innings pitched.
The Saints posted a 2-0 lead in the first inning as Stephanie Farmakis scored on Tiffany Blackburn's RBI double and Blackburn crossed the plate on a Murray throwing error.
Lander tied the game at 2-2 in the second inning on a solo home run by Lindsey Whitfield and an RBI single by Murray which plated Daisy Stewart to set up the Stercey last at-bat win.
In game two, the Saints scored a run in the first, three in the second, one in the third then exploded for six in the fifth inning and the game was called due to the eight-run rule.
Nicole Adkison (7-1) was awarded the win after striking out one and allowing just two hits in the complete five innings.
Lander's Jenna Kellett (3-12) took the loss as she struck out two, walked one and allowed four runs (two earned) on four hits in two innings pitched.
In the first inning., Voyles scored on Courtney McGuire's double to left field. The Saints stretched the lead to 4-0 in the second when Stercay scored on a wild pitch, and Voyles and Farmakis added RBI singles.
After Leslee Smith added a solo homer in the third to make it 5-0, then McGuire and Smith hit back-to-back home runs in the fifth to go up 7-0. Krista Bess added an RBI single and Kaelin Farrington lined a two-RBI double to complete the scoring.
For the Saints, McGuire went 2-for-3 with a home run, double, and two RBI; Smith went 2-for-3 with a home run, two runs scored and two RBI; and Voyles went 3-for-4 with one double, two runs scored and three RBI.
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Prior to ETSU: Won the State Championship in the 1,500m and finished runner-up in the 800m run in 2010 … was a member of the record setting 4x800m relay team with the Australia Junior team … finished 10th at the 2011 Australia Junior Championships in the 1,500m run.
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BSA Rank Videos for Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class cover many first aid topics including: Heimlich Maneuver, Hurry Cases, First Aid Kit, Bandages, Transporting the injured, and CPR.
While your handbook is your primary resource, the links below can help you learn your first aid skills. See the Disclaimers.
- Your handbook is your primary reference. See First Aid Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
- See also: First Aid Merit Badge Pamphlet - First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Guide to Safe Scouting - Physcial
- Mayo Clinic First Aid Guide - Mayo Clinic: Fever
► Expert Village Videos: First Aid - Basics - Basics2
► About.com - offers a number of first aid videos.
► ProFirstAid (PFAVideo) - an entire online first aid course for free. Pay if you want their certificates.
► American Red Cross Training Online - The Greater Indianapolis Chapter offers many certified American Red Cross first aid courses for a fee.
Disclaimer: This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, emergency treatment or formal first-aid training. Don't use this information to diagnose or develop a treatment plan for a health problem or disease without consulting a qualified health care provider. If you're in a life-threatening or emergency medical situation, seek medical assistance immediately.
Please note that the only first aid materials recommended by the Boy Scouts of America are those found or listed in official BSA materials such as the current First Aid Merit Badge Book and Boy Scout Handbook. First Aid Treatments are constantly being revised. See the Guide to Safe Scouting. Neither MeritBadge.Org, nor its contributors make any recommendations.
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- Mayo Clinic: Bleeding - Harvard: Bleeding - Harvard: Direct Pressure - Harvard: Butterfly Bandage - WebMD: Bleeding - Center for Disease Control: Acute Injury Care
► Mayo Clinic: Bleeding Video - EVVideo: EVVideo: Bleeding - EVVideo: Bleeding2 - Direct Pressure -
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► ProFirstAid: Minor Bleeding - Serious Bleeding - About.com Video: Dress a Wound
- Wikipedia: Tourniquet - Dangerous - you must be very knowledgable but knowledge is requried for First Aid Merit Badge
► EVVideo: Avoiding Blisters - Blisters - How to Treat Blisters
Bloodborne Pathogens
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- Boy Scout awards: Emergency Preparedness Award
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- Others Links: First Aid Skills - First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Safe Swim Defense - Safety Afloat - Guide to Safe Scouting: First Aid
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- Download PDF First Aid Manuals: 86 Pages from firstaidguide.net - 51 Pages from firstaidtopics.com - Note: these can only be supplemental materials.


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Security Bugs in Kernel and Rsync
Security researchers at Secunia have reported two security bugs in the Rsync synchronization tool and one in the current Linux kernel.
All current versions of Rsync are affected by the bug according to the developers. The first vulnerability affects configurations in which the Rsync daemon runs with the "use chroot = no" option set. This gives attackers the ability to set up symlinks outside of the module's hierarchy and thus gain write access to system components to work around security settings.
The second vulnerability is due to an error in the "exclude", "exclude from" and "filter" options which also allow attackers avoid security limits with symlinks, but with the restriction here that the attacker needs to know the name of the file to attack. The Rsync team's security advisory contains more details.
The kernel vulnerability affects the ISDN subsystem in the current 2.6.23 version, and possibly older versions. A boundary error in the "isdn_net_setcfg()" function can cause a buffer overflow. The affected file is "drivers/isdn/i4l/isdn_net.c". To exploit the vulnerability, an attacker would need to address a carefully crafted IOCTL request to the "/dev/isdnctrl" pseudo device, and this assumes write privileges for the device. For more details on the bug and the affected file, see Bugreport 9416.
Secunia says that all three bugs are moderately critical. Whereas the Rsync developers have already released a patch that closes both gaps, the error in the kernel's ISDN subsystem still exists. However, patches have been sent to the maintainers in question the bug report states. Rsync users are advised to read the updated rsyncd.conf manpage, expecially the "munge symlinks" section, in addition to applying the patch.
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Just over a year ago, Hurricane Irene tore through Vermont leaving much of the state flooded, damaged and powerless. Many Vermonters lost their homes, their belongings or their loved ones because of the storm. Luckily, our neighboring states pitched in and offered disaster recovery assistance on the ground, collected supplies and supported us with monetary donations. While damages from Irene can still be seen across the state, we're much stronger thanks to the help we received from our fellow New Englanders and Northeastern states.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Vermont was luckily spared minus a few thousand power outages, which is nothing compared to the devastation found in other Northeastern states. With over 8 million without power, as much as $50 billion in damages, over 3 feet of snow, and a death toll of 80 and rising, Superstorm Sandy is the costliest Hurricane to hit the Northeastern states in history. Many coastal communities are still underwater and much of the area is in the dark.
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Brian Krebs, author of the KrebsonSecurity blog, reported on Wednesday that on Monday "an administrator of an exclusive cybercrime forum posted a message saying he was selling a new Java 0day to a lucky two buyers. The cost: starting at $5,000 each."
Krebs posted a portion of the message, which said the buyers would get, "unencrypted source files to the exploit (so you can have recrypted as necessary, I would warn you to be cautious who you allow to encrypt... they might try to steal a copy) Encrypted, weaponized version, simply modify the url in the php page that calls up the jar to your own executable url and you are set. You may pm me."
That message had been deleted by Wednesday, which likely meant the seller had found another buyer, Krebs said. "[That] should dispel any illusions that people may harbor about the safety and security of having Java installed on an end-user PC without taking careful steps to isolate the program," he wrote.
"Java is fundamentally broken because it is built upon a broken promise: That it runs in a protected sandbox which somehow protects the user," Krebs told CSO Online on Wednesday.
Sunday's patch was an effort to quiet a firestorm of criticism and calls not only from a majority of security experts but even the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for consumers to disable Java on their PCs.
This latest report intensified some of those calls, but also a bit of pushback, although not in the form of any major defense of Oracle. Simon Crosby, cofounder and CTO of Bromium, argued in a blog post on Tuesday that banning or disabling Java would not solve the problem. "Humans develop buggy code -- in all languages -- and though the more modern ones are harder to exploit, they can all be subverted," he wrote. "Moreover, many users (and businesses) depend on Java ... banning it would severely impact my ability to work."
Crosby wrote that "micro-virtualization" can solve the problem with Java and other insecure applications with "hardware isolation to enforce 'need to know' on a per-task basis on the endpoint."
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That would be a longer term solution, he said. "It guarantees that when the next zero-day comes along, the attacker cannot steal any information or gain access to the corporate network."
Isolation was, of course, a recommendation Krebs also made. And while acknowledging that Java could be necessary on some sites, he notes: "Most users can -- and should -- get by without it."
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Board of Higher Education member Richie Smith has resigned, leaving a pair of vacancies on the panel two months before the board's new top administrator is to begin his job.
"I just kind of lost my passion for higher ed, my zeal," Smith told The Associated Press on Wednesday. "There were too many conflicts with work and family and the board, and something had to give. And so it was the board."
The board has eight voting members. Smith's departure follows the April resignation of Claus Lembke, who said his board service had become "totally time-consuming ... It just got to be so big, and too much."
The terms of both Smith and Lembke end in June 2013. Board members may serve two four-year terms. Smith was not eligible for reappointment to the board.
Smith, 60, is an attorney in Wahpeton. He served for two years as president of the board, from July 2008 through June 2010.
In his resignation letter to Dalrymple, Smith said he "no longer can reconcile my time away from my law practice and my partners."
"From a selfish standpoint, I am tired of working nights and weekends to stay current, and I feel it's no longer fair to my partners that I have this commitment," Smith's letter said.
Smith has been suffering from ataxia, a condition that affects his speech and balance, for about a year. He said Wednesday his health was fine and did not influence his decision to quit.
Smith, who was appointed by then-Gov. John Hoeven in 2005, was finishing his second term and was not eligible for reappointment. Lembke quit near the end of his first term.
Gov. Jack Dalrymple will appoint new board members to complete the terms of Lembke and Smith. A screening committee is scheduled to meet June 1 to consider potential successors to Lembke.
Board members recently have grappled with a number of major issues, including a festering dispute over the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname, the dismissal of the president of Dickinson State University for allegedly inflating the school's enrollment and the Aug. 1 retirement of university system chancellor William Goetz.
The board voted in March to hire Hamid Shirvani as Goetz's successor. Shirvani, who is the president of California State University, Stanislaus in Turlock, Calif., begins his job July 1.
North Dakota voters will decide in June whether to keep a state law that requires the University of North Dakota's athletics teams to be known as the Fighting Sioux.
The NCAA considers the nickname offensive and has barred UND from hosting postseason tournaments as long as it is in use.
The board wants to retire the nickname, but its efforts were blocked by the Legislature. The board also attempted to block June's public vote on the issue, but the North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that the Fighting Sioux question should stay on the ballot.
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Berthold Laufer (1874-1934), curator of Asian Anthropology from 1908 to 1934, was a pioneer in the study of Asian cultures. With a doctorate in oriental languages from the University of Leipzig, Laufer was a sinologist who was fluent in more than a dozen languages, many of which were non Indo-Eurpoean. Polymath and polyglot, his interests seemed unbounded and his linguistic skills unequaled. For information on his work and collections at The Field Museum, click here.
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I know that you know the Dodger afternoon game yesterday was rained out, and you think that the Dodgers played the D-Backs at Talking Stick. However, you would be mistaken if you thought the Dodgers played. Oh, they were there in body, but not in spirit. Dee Gordon was the only highlight. Well, I re-tract that, Mike MacDougal and Kenley Jansen also gave me hope.
But back to Gordon – The Dude can really motor! He made some acrobatic plays in the field and showed off his tremendous range. Did I mention that he can really book? If there has been a faster MLB player, I have not seen him. WOW! This kid is going to be fun to watch!
Mike MacDougal HAS to be on the roster – I know the stats suggest that he won't be very good, but he has earned a shot and I believe he will get it. I won't say he will be "lights out" but if he was, I wouldn't mind. Kenley Jansen is a beast. When he walks by you, you know he's there. He gets that ball back from the catcher and is ready to throw it again in just 5 or 6 seconds. I like his aggressive approach. He will have a few bumps in the road, but he's certainly closer material.
I guess I have to say that Mahay continue to look lost. His odds of making the roster have diminished.
The highlight of the day was the banter between TJ Simers and Don Mattingly – Simers wanted Mattingly to say thgat Thames was a horrible fielder and Mattingly wouldn't, so TJ just kept re-framing the questions to Donnie, like a skilled attorney trying to trip up a witness. It was hilarious. The piece that TJ Simers wrote today was mostly from that exchange.
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But supposing I have a folder (res) of images in the folder that the projects jar file is in. I'm unable to load these images into the program.Why did you think it would work? Unless the current directory when you execute contains the 'res' directory, it won't.
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return Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage("res/myImage.jpg");
So basically I have.... res and ABC.jar in same directorySo?
Should this workOnly if the cwd is where the JAR is. Where the JAR is doesn't have any magical properties by itself.
EJP wrote:Thank you.
As Moderator, I am moving this to the AWT forum where it belongs.
colin-java wrote:As EJP already said, it will only work if that "same directory" is the current working directory. If it worked in "normal Java" then that just means that the current working directory happened to be set so that it worked.
So basically I have.... res and ABC.jar in same directory
Should this work, or is it something in javafx that stops it?
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Asbury Heights & Gallagher Home Health Services will hold a Senior Luncheon and Movie Matinee on April 16 for senior adults and their guests at the Mt. Lebanon Rec Center. Mt. Lebanon residency is not required. The focus will be Earth Day.
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Preregistration required. Cost of $6/person is due by noon on April 12. Fee includes lunch, 50/50 raffle and a movie.
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Following Saturday's debacle several of Ole Miss' players attempted to explain the Rebels' second-half collapse.
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At the half, the Rebels held a commanding 31-10 lead. Not only was the Ole Miss offense scoring almost at will, but the Rebel defense was thwarting its Football Championship Subdivision opponent's best efforts to march down the field.
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Miami, Florida, April 21, 2010: Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. (Southern),
the nation's leading wine and spirits distributor is pleased to announce that Steve Slater
has been promoted to a newly-established position as the Company's Executive Vice
President, General Manager of its Wine Division. In his new role, Mr. Slater will serve
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wine supplier relations, innovation, promotions and portfolio management. Mr. Slater
previously served as Vice President, General Manager of the Company's Southern
California division, based in Cerritos. This appointment will be effective September 1st.
Mel Dick commented, "I am thrilled to have Steve Slater join the Southern Wine &
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Steve is extraordinarily knowledgeable about wine and knows the U.S. wine business
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and are certain it will benefit Southern's wine supplier relations across the entire
Mr. Slater joined Southern in 1988. A former foreign correspondent for Voice of America
in Brazil, he began his career in the wine and spirits industry working as the general
manager of a fine wine shop in San Diego. Mr. Slater came up through the ranks at
Southern, where he started out as a broad-market sales person. He has held numerous
SWS management positions since then and was recipient of the 2004 Diageo
Distributor of the Year Award and the 1999 SWS Southern California Executive of the
Year Award.
About his new role, Mr. Slater said, "I am extremely honored to have the opportunity to
work alongside Mel Dick, a true leader in this great industry. I can think of no more
exciting and challenging position than to uphold the great tradition of service excellence
that Mel and Southern are known for in the wine category. I want to thank all of my
Southern colleagues, my customers and supplier partners for their longstanding support
and friendship through the years."
Regarding this senior executive appointment, Brad Vassar, Executive Vice President,
General Manager of Southern, said, "I want to congratulate Steve Slater on his new
executive position. I know Steve well from my time in Southern California and have
every confidence that this seasoned professional will apply his skills and talents of
creativity, diligence and intelligent management along with his vast knowledge of wine
in his new role."
About Southern Wine & Spirits of America
Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. is the nation's largest wine and spirits
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Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Hawaii, Illinois,
Indiana, Maine, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia—as
well as the additional seven states of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
Wyoming and Utah through the Southern-Odom/Spirits West partnership. Southern has
recently announced the formation of a joint venture in Minnesota with J.J. Taylor
Distributing Company and in Maryland and the District of Columbia with F.P. Winner
Wine & Spirits. Southern also holds operating licenses and permits in Nebraska and
Texas. On a national basis, Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. employs more
than 11,000 team members. For more information contact: www.southernwine.com
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Democratic leaders were just as entrenched, and invited guests to testify on the state's borrowing capacity and how infrastructure funding would benefit stakeholders.
Ryan Low, representing the University of Maine, furnished a graphic showing the system's aging facilities, 36 percent of which are over 50 years old.
"We're at a point where the projects pick us instead of the other way around," Low said.
The Maine Community College System said its $15 million request would allow the enrollment of 2,400 additional students.
Charles Colgan, a former state economist under Democratic Gov. John Baldacci and now an associate director with the Maine Center for Business and Economic Research, told lawmakers that they should borrow soon enough to allow the state to take advantage of low interest rates that could save taxpayers an estimated $20 million on a $100 million bond.
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